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February 19, 2019 fzenkeauryn, News

Auryn 0.8.2 released

I am happy to announce a long overdue maintenance release of Auryn v0.8.2m with plenty of fixes and improvements. Most notable improvement are the added support for non x86 architectures such as Arm and PowerPC.Continue reading

February 13, 2019September 19, 2022 fzenkeconference, talks, workshop

Cosyne 2019 — Talks & poster resources

I am eagerly anticipating fun discussions at Cosyne 2019. We have a poster at the main meeting and I will give two talks at the workshops. If biological learning and spiking neural networks tickle yourContinue reading

October 9, 2018September 19, 2022 fzenkefmi, lab, News

Computational neuroscience at the FMI (now hiring)

I am very excited to start my research group at the FMI in Basel, Switzerland in June 2019. My group will conduct research on learning and memory at the intersection of computational neuroscience and machineContinue reading

August 3, 2018September 19, 2022 fzenketalks, workshop

Bernstein Satellite Workshop on “Emergent function in non-random neural networks”

Mark the dates September 25th-26th for our Bernstein Satellite Workshop on “Networks which do stuff” which Guillaume Hennequin, Tim Vogels and myself are organizing this year at the Bernstein meeting in Berlin. Abstract Computation inContinue reading

June 24, 2018September 19, 2022 fzenketalks, workshop

Talk at MPI Göttingen on June 28th

Thrilled to share the latest results on learning in multi-layer spiking networks using biologically plausible surrogate gradients at the “Third workshop on advanced methods in theoretical neuroscience” at the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics andContinue reading

May 28, 2018 fzenkepublications

SuperSpike: Supervised learning in spiking neural networks — paper and code published

I am happy to announce that the SuperSpike paper and code are finally published. Here is an example of a network with one hidden layer which is learning to produce a Radcliffe Camera spike trainContinue reading

May 13, 2018 fzenketalks

Talk at TU Berlin on Network and Plasticity Dynamics

I am delighted to get the chance to present my work on learning in spiking neural networks on Tuesday, 15th of May 2018 at 10:15am at TU Berlin. Title: What can we learn about synapticContinue reading

April 16, 2018 fzenketalks

Neuroplasticity meeting “From Bench to Machine Learning” in July in Guildford, UK

Mark the date for the Neuroplasticity meeting “From Bench to Machine Learning” at the University of Surrey, UK (13 July 2018 – 14 July 2018). http://www.ias.surrey.ac.uk/workshops/Neuroplasticity/ This meeting has some really cool speakers which IContinue reading

February 15, 2018September 19, 2022 fzenketalks

Talk at University of Bristol on Friday 23rd of February 2018

I am looking forward to give a talk on the role of Rapid Compensatory Processes for learning and memory on Friday, 23rd of February 2018 at 1pm at the University of Bristol. Title: Making CellContinue reading

October 12, 2017 fzenkeNews, talks

Talk in Oxford on Rapid Compensatory Processes

I am delighted to get the chance to present my work on learning in spiking neural networks next week (Tuesday, 17 October 2017, 1pm to 2pm) in Oxford at the “EP Cognitive and Behavioural NeuroscienceContinue reading

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